Perth and Kinross is a council area in central Scotland spanning the geographical transition between Highlands and Lowlands, encompassing the city of Perth, Highland glens, Loch Tay, and parts of the Cairngorms National Park. This diverse area features dramatic landscapes from mountain ranges to fertile straths and river valleys. The climate varies significantly from mild, damp conditions in lower areas to severe mountain weather in the Highlands, with the east generally drier than the west. Culturally, Perth and Kinross balances historic Lowland traditions with Highland influences, preserving Scotland's ancient history as the former capital (Scone) while maintaining agricultural traditions and estate culture. The area celebrates outdoor pursuits alongside cultural events like Perth Festival of the Arts. Historic sites including Scone Palace and numerous castles dot the landscape while communities maintain distinct identities. Boundary GIS data for Perth and Kinross Council is available for download in GeoJSON and KML formats, crucial for managing this transitional landscape, supporting rural communities, and planning sustainable tourism development.

📍 Administrative boundary of perth and kinross local authority district

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